Iran Deal Review Bill Debated In Senate

The US Senate continues to debate possible amendments to the “Iran Nuclear Review Act,” which would govern any agreement between the US and Iran over their nuclear development capabilities.

Legislature To Study Activities Association

The South Dakota High School Activities Association will be the subject of a legislative summer study committee.

Tigers Outslug Twins

Miguel Cabrera hit two of Detroit’s four home runs during a powerful rally in the Tigers’ 10-7 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday.

SDSU Women Add Recruit

South Dakota State University head women’s basketball coach Aaron Johnston announced the addition of Ena Viso (E-na VI-so) Wednesday, as Viso signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the Jackrabbits next season.

Twins Minor Leaguer Suspended

Minnesota Twins right-hander Adrian Salcedo has been suspended 80 games for violating baseball’s minor league drug program.

Dog Flu Hits Iowa

Iowa’s first case of dog flu has been confirmed in Sioux City.

Energy Projects Facing Complaints Related to Eminent Domain

Subcommittees in both the Iowa House and Senate have endorsed a legislative response to complaints about two large energy projects.

Synthetic Drugs Causing Legislature Difficulties

A rash of problems with synthetic drugs in Lincoln has prompted a state senator to re-double his efforts to ban K-2.

Americans Doing Poorly to Save for Retirement

There is big concern over a recent poll showing 28% of all Americans have less than $1,000 saved for retirement.

Prevented Planting Payments Largest in Prairie Pothole Region

A new Environmental Working Group report shows that from 2000 to 2013, a total of $ 4.4 billion in federal prevented planting crop insurance payments went out to farmers in North and South Dakota.